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Studying in Czechia
These apply to every international student in Czechia, including at Jan Evangelista Purkyně Military Medical Academy. Each figure shows where it came from and when we last checked it.
Money you must show
15 x the subsistence minimum (CZK 3,130) for the first month plus 2 x for each further month. A commitment from your university or a public body can replace part of it.
Ministry of the Interior: Information for Foreigners, source re-checked 29 Oct 2026
Visa fee
Long-term visa for study. Paid at the embassy in local currency (for example INR 11,400 in New Delhi).
Embassy of the Czech Republic in New Delhi, source re-checked 29 Sep 2026
Work while you study
No statutory hour cap. Charles University recommends about 20 hours a week.
Ministry of the Interior / Charles University, source re-checked 28 Oct 2026
Stay after you graduate
Cannot be extended. Administrative fee CZK 2,500. Free access to the labour market during the permit.
Ministry of the Interior: Information for Foreigners, source re-checked 28 Oct 2026
The same rules for every institution in Czechia; Jan Evangelista Purkyně Military Medical Academy's own programme pages govern the exact dates and scores. Guide checked 24 Sep 2026.
Deadlines and intakes
Deadlines are set by each faculty, often in the spring for a September start, with some English-taught programmes running a second round. Check your programme page.
Recognition of your previous education comes first and takes time. For a master's degree you usually need your bachelor's recognised by a public university (typically 30 days, extendable to 60 days). For a bachelor's degree, your school-leaving certificate generally needs recognition too. Qualifications from Slovakia, Poland, Hungary and Slovenia can be used directly. Build recognition into your timeline before you think about the visa.
Language you need
Czech is spoken everywhere outside international offices, and daily life, landlords, Ministry of the Interior offices and most part-time jobs run in Czech. English-taught programmes are widely available at master's level and in medicine, engineering and IT; English-taught bachelor's degrees are fewer.
If you are aiming for a free Czech-taught degree, you will need Czech at the level your faculty sets: check the admission conditions. Many students do a one-year preparatory Czech course first; those courses charge fees.
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Government schemes for international students coming to Czechia. Each one sets its own rules on nationality and level.
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